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Filed under: Videos, Hatchback, Mini, Celebrities Remember a couple of years ago when Tony Hawk jumped over a Lexus LFA on his skateboard? Well that was nothing compared to what he’s done here. Sure the LFA is a more impressive car than a Mini hatchback, but that Japanese supercar was Read more
Filed under: Hybrid, Technology, Toyota, Electric Toyota is not bullish on EVs. That comes from the company’s North American CEO, Jim Lentz, who said the company will focus not on electrification, but on continued hybridization with a long-term focus on hydrogen fuel cells. Lentz questioned the long-range ability of EVs, Read more
Welcome to Sunday Matinee, where we highlight classic car reviews or other longer videos I find on YouTube. Kick back and enjoy this blast from the past. Read more…
Courtney Force, daughter of John Force and sister to Brittany and friend of Jalopnik Ashley , just recorded the 100th female victory in NHRA history at a mind-boggling 322.96 MPH. Congratulations, Courtney! Read more…
Source: Worldcarfans: Porsche Related posts: Porsche details the Weissach package on the 918 Spyder Serial Porsche 918 Spyder arriving at Geneva Motor Show Porsche 984 under development, could be based on the 918 Spyder – report Porsche 918 Spyder configurator launched Porsche confirms production-ready 918 Spyder will finally debut at Read more
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Filed under: Sedan, Recalls, Safety, Chevrolet Well, this is certainly a surprise. In a record-breaking year for recalls, General Motors’ most recalled vehicle is not the Chevrolet Cobalt and its problematic ignition switches – it’s the Chevy Malibu. More accurately, it’s the Malibu and its Epsilon platform partners, the Saturn Read more
Filed under: Government/Legal, Recalls, Safety, GM, Canada The General Motors recall scandal might be hopping borders in the near future. The Canadian government’s Transport Minister, Lisa Raitt, is pushing for an investigation into when GM Canada knew about the ignition switch problem and the necessary recall. “Having seen what has Read more
But first, let me take a sel- wait what? #F1onNBC pic.twitter.com/3Bu4iOXkov — F1® Racing on NBC (@F1onNBCSports) May 24, 2014 Read more…